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if you look you you find fibres that are growing through the soil of the environment and in trees. that's gluing the mushrooms on to the side of the tree or the forest floor. mushrooms. >> we never grow mushrooms, we keep the mycilian in a vegetative stage. the concept was when i saw mysilian growing through wood ships, keeping them together. using waste didn't happen until i teamed up with gavin. >> it takes seven days for a product to be grown. we are about to show you how it works in seconds. >> what is this. >> the waste is cleaned, light before adding the mycel. >> um. it's ipp cubated and it becomes a solid white mass. next it goes through a tromell, a machine that grind the waste. >> this is reminding me of willie wonga and the chocolate factory and i'm afraid i'll be sucked up. >> this is mulched and stacked into moulds. the mycelian does what it does - gross. all that is left is to paying it at a low temperature of 200 to growth. >> freshly based funk us. so it can be sold to corporations like dell computers and other fortune 500 companies. >> here is what is cool. i can t
if you look you you find fibres that are growing through the soil of the environment and in trees. that's gluing the mushrooms on to the side of the tree or the forest floor. mushrooms. >> we never grow mushrooms, we keep the mycilian in a vegetative stage. the concept was when i saw mysilian growing through wood ships, keeping them together. using waste didn't happen until i teamed up with gavin. >> it takes seven days for a product to be grown. we are about to show you how it...
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and in soil of the environment and in trees. trees. that's gluing the mushrooms on that's gluing the mushrooms on to the side of the tree or the to the side of the tree or the forest floor. forest floor. mushrooms. mushrooms. >> we never grow mushrooms, we >> we never grow mushrooms, we keep the mycilian in a keep the mycilian in a vegetative stage. vegetative stage. the concept was when i saw the concept was when i saw mysilian growing through wood mysilian growing through wood ships, ships, keeping them together. keeping them together. using waste didn't happen until using waste didn't happen until i teamed up with gavin. i teamed up with gavin. >> it takes seven days for a >> it takes seven days for a product to be grown. product to be grown. we are about to show you how it we are about to show you how it works in seconds. works in seconds. >> what is this. >> what is this. >> the waste is cleaned, light >> the waste is cleaned, light before adding the mycel. before adding the mycel. >> um. >> um. it's ipp cubated and it beco
and in soil of the environment and in trees. trees. that's gluing the mushrooms on that's gluing the mushrooms on to the side of the tree or the to the side of the tree or the forest floor. forest floor. mushrooms. mushrooms. >> we never grow mushrooms, we >> we never grow mushrooms, we keep the mycilian in a keep the mycilian in a vegetative stage. vegetative stage. the concept was when i saw the concept was when i saw mysilian growing through wood mysilian growing through wood...
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it's a data set unlike any other data set in a lake environment. >> that data processed inside cave 2 is providing key insooishths into what kind of life can be sustained in icy bodies of water beyond our planet. >> on the moon of jupiter, europa, an icy shell. it's almost certain that it has an ocean underneath. so, we are looking at this as a small-scale analog for what that life might be. on earth, everywhere you find water, you find life. >> cave 2 and it's 3d data visualizations are one small step for computer scientists and one giant leap for explorers and researchers. chicago. >> still ahead, a winter storm is moving up the east coast after leaving the south in a deep freeze. rebecca has more. the national forecast next. while you were asleep news was happening. >> h >> thailand where the prime minister has just dissolved parliament and is now calling for national elections. members of the country's main opposition party said earlier today, they called the current government. at least five people have been killed since massive proceedtests began there last month. demonstrators.
it's a data set unlike any other data set in a lake environment. >> that data processed inside cave 2 is providing key insooishths into what kind of life can be sustained in icy bodies of water beyond our planet. >> on the moon of jupiter, europa, an icy shell. it's almost certain that it has an ocean underneath. so, we are looking at this as a small-scale analog for what that life might be. on earth, everywhere you find water, you find life. >> cave 2 and it's 3d data...
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in 2009 nasa funded the endurance research project to research extreme underwater environments. dropped a robot into the antarctic's are lake bonny. >> through a very thick salt layer which made the math a little tricky and what we ended up getting back was over 50 million points. >> university of pennsylvania peter dorn headed up the exed expedition. >> what kind of life can be sustained in icy bodies of water beyond our planet. >> the moon of jupiter europa, most certainly has an ocean underneath. we are looking at this as a small scale analog of what that life may.. on earth everywhere you find water, you find life. >> 3d visualizations are one small step for computer scientists and one giant leap for explorers. usher kareshi. al jazeera. >>> how about a robot, the giraffe. it has a camera that allows relatives keep an eye on their parents. it allows the elderly to be more independent. >> well, all eyes were certainly on the saints today. big game for them. >> huge game for them as we get closer and closer to playoffs, to give them a commanding position for the race in the so
in 2009 nasa funded the endurance research project to research extreme underwater environments. dropped a robot into the antarctic's are lake bonny. >> through a very thick salt layer which made the math a little tricky and what we ended up getting back was over 50 million points. >> university of pennsylvania peter dorn headed up the exed expedition. >> what kind of life can be sustained in icy bodies of water beyond our planet. >> the moon of jupiter europa, most...
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known as the cave-2, this large-scale environment as dreamed up by computer scientists at the university of illinois in chicago. think of a project room and a war room where you hank up pieces of paper and photographs and you tape them to the wall. you can see a lot of data at the same time. today data is stored in ers. rather than print them out we wanted electronic walls where you can display information. the cave-2 can transform skype tists using data from an mri. it can provide critical underings of how depression manifests in the mind. >> you have a different perspective like "alice in wonder land", where you can be big or shrink down the rabbit hole. >> researchers say the applications are seemingly endless. interdisciplinary collaborations are at the heart of the mission, taking zeros and ones, and bringing them to life. >> in 2009, nasa funded the endurance research project to study extreme underwater s. the team dropped a 600 million robot into lake bonny, using sonar to collect data. >> we had the robot running sonar, sending out pings through a fault layer, making it tricky. >
known as the cave-2, this large-scale environment as dreamed up by computer scientists at the university of illinois in chicago. think of a project room and a war room where you hank up pieces of paper and photographs and you tape them to the wall. you can see a lot of data at the same time. today data is stored in ers. rather than print them out we wanted electronic walls where you can display information. the cave-2 can transform skype tists using data from an mri. it can provide critical...
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>> europe's coming out of the recessionary environment and starting to see positive gdp growth. if you're looking to invest in a local recovery in europe. it's the opposite of what's happening in japan. a weak yen is helping exporters, strong euro helping the strong exporters in europe. dfe is a european small cap etf that gets you access to the local european recovery story. >> thank you for your time this morning. >>> watching shares of mcdonald's as well, the world's largest fast food company, global same-store sales up a half percent in november. europe restaurants making up for the u.s. senior restaurant analyst at jeffrey's, good morning to you. peter, what happens it going to take? zero in on the u.s. persistent weakness here, why is it happening? is it going to reverse? >> well, you know, i think the good news for mcdonald's they do more traffic and volume than many competitors, $2.7 million per restaurant, average volume about 1300 transactions per day per restaurant compared to chipotle at 550. bad news, they're struggling to get incremental traffic. in the month of oc
>> europe's coming out of the recessionary environment and starting to see positive gdp growth. if you're looking to invest in a local recovery in europe. it's the opposite of what's happening in japan. a weak yen is helping exporters, strong euro helping the strong exporters in europe. dfe is a european small cap etf that gets you access to the local european recovery story. >> thank you for your time this morning. >>> watching shares of mcdonald's as well, the world's...
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signs point to yes, so we're finding out how to play the post-crisis environment. twitter and facebook both hovering around 50 bucks, and making more gains today. but which is a better buy right here, right now? and the fed approves the volcker rule. we'll get instant reaction from suntrust ceo william rogers, and it is all straight ahead at the top of the hour on "the half." kelly, we'll see you in about 15 minutes. >> all right. thank you, scott. >>> from rising interest rates to stricter regulation, wall street is facing a barrage of headlines, but one smaller firm is finding a way to give some of the bigger beige banks a run for money. and kayla tausche is joined by the ceo of lazard, kenneth jacobs. take it away. >> you said it. i'm here with ken jacobs. you took the helm of lazard following the late bruce, and the world was a different place, both for your company and the overall economy. talk about then and now and what's changed. >> well, a lot. first, i think we're finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel on the financial crisis, and the impact it
signs point to yes, so we're finding out how to play the post-crisis environment. twitter and facebook both hovering around 50 bucks, and making more gains today. but which is a better buy right here, right now? and the fed approves the volcker rule. we'll get instant reaction from suntrust ceo william rogers, and it is all straight ahead at the top of the hour on "the half." kelly, we'll see you in about 15 minutes. >> all right. thank you, scott. >>> from rising...
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one-on-one review of your retirement plan. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our com
one-on-one review of your retirement plan. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a...
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i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. >>> welcome back to "the lead." in national news, vice president joe biden met with newtown families and mental health advocates today and announced $100 million in federal funding to improve mental health services. this just four days before the one year anniversary of the tragic shooting at sandy hook elementary. i want to bring in chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta for more. good to see you. thanks for being with us. $100 million. what specifically will that money be used for? >> it's interesting, $50 million of it is coming from the executive branch, the department of health and human services. that is specifically to help hire more mental health professionals, create community resource centers which could help free up some beds and address issues like substance abuse. what is interesting is the other $50 million is in fact coming from usda, through one of their services programs in the community, and the reason for that is that they want to make sure there's a focus on rural health as well, which gets
i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. >>> welcome back to "the lead." in national news, vice president joe biden met with newtown families and mental health advocates today and announced $100 million in federal funding to improve mental health services. this just four days before the one year anniversary of the tragic shooting at sandy hook elementary. i want to bring in chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta for more. good to see you. thanks for...
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treatment for diabetic nerve pain. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. pop in the drum of any machine... ♪ ...to wash any size load. it dissolves in any temperature, even cold. tide pods. pop in. stand out. you're history. selsun blue itchy dry scalp. gets to the root of dandruff and hydrates the scalp. selsun blue itchy dry scalp. >>> all right. bottom of the hour. hearty hello to you on this sunday. i'm christi paul. >> usually you say hello! >> well, people recognize it. >>
treatment for diabetic nerve pain. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could...
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antioxidants to support cell health. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, d.c. what a beautiful shot there. you're looking at a high temperature of 33 degrees. snow just in time for the r redskins game. it's going to be a little sloppy, victor. >> are they play "all i need"? all i need is a snuggie. >> all i need is a snuggie. >> that's not going to happen. >> i know. >> if you think lawmakers on capital are doing knowing, congress is on track to do less than ever. lawmakers are about to kick up the pace sometime soon. how about it? >>. >> reporter: good morning. with the clock ticking towards the end of the year this congress is labeled as -- >> the most do nothing congress in the history of the united states. >> reporter:
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stay with me. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >>> a young bride accused of pugging her new husband off a cliff is now facing first and second degree murder charges in a montana courtroom today. jury selection for jordan lynn grand began just a short time ago. both the prosecution and the defense agree that grand pushed her husband of all of eight days to his death. in glacier national park. the question for jurors is this. will her act be deemed as murder or was it an accident caused by self-defense? cody johnson disappeared july 7th. four days later, gram led friends and rel
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kind of moral leadership is rare in the world but it's the kind of thing that transforms cultures and environments and on a smaller scale, yeah, we could use a lot more of it here at home. >> john avalon, thanks for your insight this morning. appreciate it. >> thanks, carol. >>> as i said nearly 100 heads of state, a-list celebrities and thousands of everyday south africans young and old alike braved the heavy rain to join the mandela family and pay tribute to the revered states man. live in joe hans burg this morning with some of the morning's best moments. >> reporter: yes, welcome to the area outside the home of late president nelson mandela. you know there's been a lot of activity here. you may hear some screaming next to me and that's because supermodel naomi campbell has just come here to the home of the late president, waved to the crowd, and walked inside. you know there's a lot of rain and gloom around me, but anyone who doesn't think there can be joy amid storms needs to come to south africa now and see the atmosphere here on a day when we've seen the first formal memorial for the anti-a
kind of moral leadership is rare in the world but it's the kind of thing that transforms cultures and environments and on a smaller scale, yeah, we could use a lot more of it here at home. >> john avalon, thanks for your insight this morning. appreciate it. >> thanks, carol. >>> as i said nearly 100 heads of state, a-list celebrities and thousands of everyday south africans young and old alike braved the heavy rain to join the mandela family and pay tribute to the revered...
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it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you have the right perspective. bny mellon wealth management has the vision and experience to look beyond the obvious. we'll uncover opportunities, find hidden risk, and make success a reality. bny mellon wealth management. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. >>> welcome back to "new day." time for the five things you need to know. the east coast getting pelted with snow, rain and ice, the worst may be yet to come. the deep freeze causing all sorts of headaches at the airport and on the roads. >>> preparations under way for a memorial service for nelson mande mandela. it will bring dozens of world leaders including president obama to south africa. >>> in montana, jury selections starting today in the case of a new bride charged with murdering her husband just eight days after their wedding. the 22-year-old has pleaded not guilty. >>> it is sentencing day for former sa
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i have dedicated my life to protecting the environment. and noo greater issue greater urgency to public health and climate change. climate change is not just a public health and safety issue. i consider it to be one of the greatest economic challenges of our time as well, which is why i am really looking forward to the excitedd why i was very in the summer when president obama spoke so eloquently and so comprehensively about the urgency to act on climate change, when he spoke at georgetown university. it was a speech that i had been hoping for, a president for many years, and i was so proud that it was our president. he showed enormous courage and enormous strength as well as he challenged us all to not just acknowledge the science of climate change, do understand that it is real and happening, but to also charge the cabinet to take immediate action. call me biased, but i believe it was his best speeches so far, although he is not done yet, i'm quite sure. climated through his action plan as well, which outlined some common sense, pragmati
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we love the environment on you can actually achieve results. it was remarkable. joe then went on to the senate and became terribly frustrated with the culture that existed on capitol hill, something that evan knows a lot about. i went on to china to become our senior diplomat running the embassy there. and we kind of regrouped a little bit later when joe and nancy jacobson, who was the power behind no labels initially came and said would you like to become part of the no labels movement. what on earth is no labels? is it a third party effort to kind of ship wreck the republicans and the democrats. is it a bunch of mushy moderates to get together to take over the world? none of the above. come to find that it is a group that respects the fact that we have a two-party system. they are endeavoring to change the center of gravity away from acrimony from the problem solving. it's a lofty objective, can it be done? for those of you who have been around politics for a while, many of you have, of course you can change the operating culture of politics. that in a nutshell
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we need to have a very positive environment. where to position where the united states should actually be leading a global recovery instead of living along every quarter and two percent growth. if you look at the trend of it is really 1.5 to two points below what we had. host: governor engler is here to take your questions and comments. on twitter -- guest: we do lobby the tea party, we lobby democrats and republicans. that is exactly what we did going all the way back to 2011 when this all surfaced. at the time, look, you will have to do a budget deal, and there is going to have to be revenue on the table, and spending reductions in a multiple of revenues. we had everybody unhappy at that time because we had one group that that i do not want to cut a dime, i want to spend a lot more dimes, and the other side said we do not want a dime to be spent until we cut a bunch. process.essy the country is probably pretty at all off you look the survey data, it is 50-50. everything, there are all kinds of positions that people spell out.
we need to have a very positive environment. where to position where the united states should actually be leading a global recovery instead of living along every quarter and two percent growth. if you look at the trend of it is really 1.5 to two points below what we had. host: governor engler is here to take your questions and comments. on twitter -- guest: we do lobby the tea party, we lobby democrats and republicans. that is exactly what we did going all the way back to 2011 when this all...
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>> quickly, given our media environment for one. and you highlighted another obstacle he's facing and trying perceptions are set. and increasingly, the closer we 2016, the there are going to be more and more fixed. o that's a big challenge the white house faces. >> you want to talk to him about president obama, the legacy, how he's dealing with the most recent issues. healthcare.gov, the rollout of the website. the criticism he received. call.us a the phone lines there. 202-585-3881. democrats, 3880. 202-55-32882. on l take your comments e-mail and facebook and twitter. i want to ask you about the end of october. inattention to detail may hurt the presidential legacy. talk about the inattention to that you're seeing here? disclosures ping you'll recall. he said he was not aware that he united states was eavesdropping on the cell llor's personal phone. the glitches to the website is another that he has acknowledged has not prepared for. may are -- on their own seem relatively minor. of the the perception white house and a management
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calledget some things combat pay, hostile environment pay, danger pay. it amounts to a few hundred dollars a month. when you are in a war zone, presumably getting shot at, you are getting paid more. but in terms of just being an infantryman, that that is your career field, that you are a sniper or mortar man or something -- you do not get paid anymore for being in that career field than someone who is basically a secretary or a medic or a lawyer or something. there is some small compensation, but a lot of people would point out the fact that it is not very dramatic, considering the different types of jobs that we are talking about in terms of combat and noncombat. host: another question from e- mail -- someonehat sounds like who has been in the military, to be honest. that is a really informed question and comment. it is hard to know precisely how much money be is being spent. the questioner refers to it as , security kind of thing. military service members move around as a matter of routine postop they move every three years or so. from one base to anot
calledget some things combat pay, hostile environment pay, danger pay. it amounts to a few hundred dollars a month. when you are in a war zone, presumably getting shot at, you are getting paid more. but in terms of just being an infantryman, that that is your career field, that you are a sniper or mortar man or something -- you do not get paid anymore for being in that career field than someone who is basically a secretary or a medic or a lawyer or something. there is some small compensation,...
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we have have parents involved and engaged in welcoming, safe, collaborative environments, and we have to have the wraparound services because we are the first responders to poverty. breakfast, that is lunch, and dinner, like i saw at the school in cincinnati, or whether it is what we're doing at mcdowell in terms of really wrapping services around all of these schools in the eighth course -- eighth worst county in america, when you do those things, schools succeed. and more important, the nation succeeds. thank you. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> in a few moments, representative greg walden, chairman on the communications on his plan to update the communications act. in 15 minutes, a hearing on how the health care law will affect medicare advantage plans. after that, president obama on jobs, the economy, and income inequality. several live events tomorrow morning. treasury secretary jack lew will be discussing the state of financial reform on c-span two at 8:45 e
we have have parents involved and engaged in welcoming, safe, collaborative environments, and we have to have the wraparound services because we are the first responders to poverty. breakfast, that is lunch, and dinner, like i saw at the school in cincinnati, or whether it is what we're doing at mcdowell in terms of really wrapping services around all of these schools in the eighth course -- eighth worst county in america, when you do those things, schools succeed. and more important, the...
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the environment, behavior, social aspects of life, all of these things influence it. it is the interplay, especially for more common diseases, hypertension, diabetes. we know that there is an interplay. genetic predisposition but in terminal contributions. -- but environmental contributions, what you are eating, how much you exercise. i want to emphasize that genomics is a key part of this puzzle but it is not the only part. host: from maryland, william is joining us. dr. eric green at nih. -- i wasy question is in vietnam and i can't malaria. i stayed in the field house for three months. when i came back to fort brag, i had a relapse. i am having problems. i cannot hear that well. warts growing out of me. the va cut the amount. -- cut them out. what kind of side effect or long-term effect is this? host: can you adjust that? thet: dr. fauci would be expert on that. this is an infectious disease. i would refer you to the institute that he runs to get the sort of insight. what i will tell you to make the point about a disease like malaria, it is a complicated infectious
the environment, behavior, social aspects of life, all of these things influence it. it is the interplay, especially for more common diseases, hypertension, diabetes. we know that there is an interplay. genetic predisposition but in terminal contributions. -- but environmental contributions, what you are eating, how much you exercise. i want to emphasize that genomics is a key part of this puzzle but it is not the only part. host: from maryland, william is joining us. dr. eric green at nih. --...
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rouhani out tos his negotiation skills by saying, by creating a calm environment, a calm environment, we were able to complete the work. in the facility where the ranian ore is turned into an enrichability form. iran has built two secret facilities. several years later it was caught building a station underground. if iran is only seeking peaceful nuclear energy, why is it building structures that way? well, mr. speaker, i think the obvious answer there is clear. netanyahu also asked why iran is trying to develop international, intercontinental ballistic missiles if not to further its nuclear ambitions. icbm's are purposefully designed to be a transportation vehicle for a nuclear weapon. as netanyahu pointed out, you don't build those to carry t.n.t. thousands of miles away. the prime minister's clearly troubled in light of the u.s. history with north korea, just like north korea before it, iran professes to seemingly peaceful intentions it. talks the talk of nonproliferation while seeking to sanctions and buying time for its nuclear program. has derstands that america the same negotia
rouhani out tos his negotiation skills by saying, by creating a calm environment, a calm environment, we were able to complete the work. in the facility where the ranian ore is turned into an enrichability form. iran has built two secret facilities. several years later it was caught building a station underground. if iran is only seeking peaceful nuclear energy, why is it building structures that way? well, mr. speaker, i think the obvious answer there is clear. netanyahu also asked why iran is...
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they will not take risks in an uncertain environment. host: the president delivered a speech calling for an increase in the minimum wage. says it makes more sense to invest in technology that would replace workers. guest: one of the classic arguments with minimum wage is it causes a transfer to more capital. others who have studied this it does not, partially because you need to look at who earns the minimum wage. you have a lot of folks in retail sectors, fast food restaurants. there is technology that could make a difference. but it is not the same thing as in manufacturing. most manufacturing workers e arn well above the minimum wage. it is unfortunate for families who lose their jobs to a machine that allows one worker to do the work of three. it is not necessarily because of minimum wage. host: you have stopped looking completely? caller: i just turned 60 years old. i have been looking for a position for about a year and a half. i do ecological research. i have been a university professor working with the federal government doing re
they will not take risks in an uncertain environment. host: the president delivered a speech calling for an increase in the minimum wage. says it makes more sense to invest in technology that would replace workers. guest: one of the classic arguments with minimum wage is it causes a transfer to more capital. others who have studied this it does not, partially because you need to look at who earns the minimum wage. you have a lot of folks in retail sectors, fast food restaurants. there is...
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safe, and collaborative environments. you cannot show me a school that works or a district or a state or a country that works where the notion of collaboration as opposed to competition, the welcoming, safe environment so that schools are central to the community, are not the dominant theory as opposed to testing and sanctioning. that is what we are trying to do. aligned witht are what communities need. we must rate neighborhood schools and try to make sure is apublic education hallmark of democracy and a propeller of our economy. most importantly, we must really make sure that we figure out how to enable all kids to have the opportunity to not only dream big, but achieve them. >> thank you. let me ask you one or two and then we will go to kimberly to start. let me ask you about the common core standards. you said, you think that obamacare is bad and the implementation of the common core is far worse. who is to blame and anyone stepping up to fix this? i am not a big believer in this. i am a union leader and i could easil
safe, and collaborative environments. you cannot show me a school that works or a district or a state or a country that works where the notion of collaboration as opposed to competition, the welcoming, safe environment so that schools are central to the community, are not the dominant theory as opposed to testing and sanctioning. that is what we are trying to do. aligned witht are what communities need. we must rate neighborhood schools and try to make sure is apublic education hallmark of...
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ander for climate, people, the environment. thank you for saying that. about your time in the 1990s talking about this issue on the federal level. approval from big food companies and to what extent are they talking about genetically modified food or whatever the issue? guest: of course there are. the producers of genetically modified foods are rather floored by what is going on. there is an enormous grassroots movement to try to get a foods labeled. labeled.should be people want them labeled. in the early 1990s, it was people obvious that wanted these foods labeled. the industry was totally opposed to it and is still opposed to it. the examples in europe in which foods are labeled genetically modified, people do not care about the issue and they still buy them. if the industry is in trouble so muchuse there is grassroots opposition to what it is doing, i think the industry brought it on itself by not being transparent in the first place. transparency would have taken it a long way. there would have been people in the 1890s who would have refused to buy
ander for climate, people, the environment. thank you for saying that. about your time in the 1990s talking about this issue on the federal level. approval from big food companies and to what extent are they talking about genetically modified food or whatever the issue? guest: of course there are. the producers of genetically modified foods are rather floored by what is going on. there is an enormous grassroots movement to try to get a foods labeled. labeled.should be people want them labeled....
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. -- secure environments. now, as the gentleman from virginia stated, in our view this bill is not perfect. i would have preferred to modernize the undetectable firearms act, to eliminate some loopholes in the law. y requiring that certain metal components be permanent or not . sily removed i would have liked to close that loophole. but frankly i believe that even a loophole in a law is better than no loophole at all, a loophole can be closed down the line, that is a preferred scenario to no law at all. and so i'm not going to oppose this first step because we can't get all of our steps. we will step forward and continue to support the modernization of the undetectable firearms act. this for now is a very good step. it's a step that all of our colleagues should support. i again thank the gentleman from north carolina for his bipartisan leadership. i thank the gentleman from virginia. and i yield back to the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the ba
. -- secure environments. now, as the gentleman from virginia stated, in our view this bill is not perfect. i would have preferred to modernize the undetectable firearms act, to eliminate some loopholes in the law. y requiring that certain metal components be permanent or not . sily removed i would have liked to close that loophole. but frankly i believe that even a loophole in a law is better than no loophole at all, a loophole can be closed down the line, that is a preferred scenario to no...
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his real focus should be creating a better environment for our economy, and creating more jobs for the american people. that is were the focus should be, not more government programs. >> you feel that murray and ryan -- >> is that the reason i did not shave today? >> bringing discretionary levels thee sequester levels and offset of the cost of that, is that something you can accept and do you think the republicans in conference will accept >> i am hopeful chairman ryan and senator murray will come to agreement. i have not seen anything. >> what advice do you know the republicans give your members when they're going up against women candidates, when they are trying to appeal to women voters >> i get them to be more sensitive. i am looking run the congress, there are a lot more females in the democratic caucus than in the republican caucus. some of our members are not as sensitive as they ought to be. >> you think you're making progress on that? >> i do. >> [indiscernible] , if he has aent proposal, i will get it? >> but what do you think about it? >> talk to the chairman of the ways and
his real focus should be creating a better environment for our economy, and creating more jobs for the american people. that is were the focus should be, not more government programs. >> you feel that murray and ryan -- >> is that the reason i did not shave today? >> bringing discretionary levels thee sequester levels and offset of the cost of that, is that something you can accept and do you think the republicans in conference will accept >> i am hopeful chairman ryan...
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but the idea social media environments haven't occurred before is unprecedenteunprecede. the social reactions you get to social media that it will tr trivalize debate and that is are the issues they are raising today. >> there are things you can do on the internet that you couldn't do with the pamphlets but the similarities are close enough week we can learn. >> you write tat today's platform represent a transitional stage like aol and compuserve. >> if you look at the way e-mail or web publishing works, if you don't like the way google is looking at your mail, you can set up your own web server thaz that runs the open standards and plug it in. similarly, if you don't want a company like wordpress to host your blog, you can set up your own standards and set it up. it is done in the centralized way and owned by large companies. this is very different. it is not open standard base and distributed. so i wonder if that is a permanent state of affairs. this is what happened with aol and compuserve. it looks like they owned access to the consumer internet, but people bought str
but the idea social media environments haven't occurred before is unprecedenteunprecede. the social reactions you get to social media that it will tr trivalize debate and that is are the issues they are raising today. >> there are things you can do on the internet that you couldn't do with the pamphlets but the similarities are close enough week we can learn. >> you write tat today's platform represent a transitional stage like aol and compuserve. >> if you look at the way...
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the emergency issues are somewhat different because we have to try to set standards in environment of incomplete information. we don't have the benefit of decades of experience and we know challenges are evolving. but it still income with honesty tried to develop meaningful cost effective regulation that we can enforce in an environment of imperfect knowledge. two weeks ago the commission approved version five of the article infrastructure protection standard that covered the bulk electric grid against cybersecurity incidents. they are not perfect. we did ask some question as we approved them, things we wanted modified but they represent substantial step forward from the protections that were in place before. we've also started a rulemaking to require standards to protect against geomagnetic disturbances that can be caused by solar storms and human actions. a real example of high impactful frequency threats to reliability that we need to get ready for before they happen. finally, i want to touch on the subject that congressman waxman raised, the physical security of the aspects that m
the emergency issues are somewhat different because we have to try to set standards in environment of incomplete information. we don't have the benefit of decades of experience and we know challenges are evolving. but it still income with honesty tried to develop meaningful cost effective regulation that we can enforce in an environment of imperfect knowledge. two weeks ago the commission approved version five of the article infrastructure protection standard that covered the bulk electric grid...
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that doesn't benefit the consumer and doesn't help the environment any. my question is what i am hearing more sensing is not unique to western region yet, the exploration of the number of states, seems to be a potential jurisdictional problem starting to flare up a little bit and one of the ms. so my question is to you is should we be treating ngos as natural gas and allowing the federal government, your group to take care of that? or should we continue having ngos candle at the state level? do you have a position on that? >> haven't thought of the jurisdictional question. it is a good thing to be looking at. there is a lot of trended gas capacity as well as gas being fired because there is not sufficient take aways for the liquids. we only do the pricing for the liquid pipelines under the interstate commerce act but we don't do the signing. i suspect some of the states that think they do the setting very well would not welcome federal fighting. we could do it well because they do it well with gas pipelines but it might not be as popular with the states i
that doesn't benefit the consumer and doesn't help the environment any. my question is what i am hearing more sensing is not unique to western region yet, the exploration of the number of states, seems to be a potential jurisdictional problem starting to flare up a little bit and one of the ms. so my question is to you is should we be treating ngos as natural gas and allowing the federal government, your group to take care of that? or should we continue having ngos candle at the state level? do...
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running to afro and other members of the elite and they all spoke to him and it was very much a social environment that there've been many other examples throughout history. martin luther and his use of poetry and thomas paine and the common sense and the way that they would use more broadly the run-up to the american and french revolution. .. >> host: how do you define feminism? >> guest: in the best sense feminism is a philosophy that says that men and women are equal before long, deserve the same rights, the same liberties, the equal dignity, and basically a philosophy of basic fairness. >> host: in your book, who stole feminism how women have betrayed women, you talk about the new feminism. what is the new feminism? >> guest: yes, well, the new feminism emerged especially in the 80's and 90's and is a rather hard-line version. i became a feminist in the >> i believed in equality of opportunity however in the '80s and '90s as ani philosophy professor readingere feminist theories and there were some theories that or soly aggressive with rather harshly anti-mail there were following the of mono w
running to afro and other members of the elite and they all spoke to him and it was very much a social environment that there've been many other examples throughout history. martin luther and his use of poetry and thomas paine and the common sense and the way that they would use more broadly the run-up to the american and french revolution. .. >> host: how do you define feminism? >> guest: in the best sense feminism is a philosophy that says that men and women are equal before long,...
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the environment, behavior, social aspects of life, all of these things influence it. it is the interplay, especially for more common diseases, hypertension, diabetes. we know that there is an interplay. genetic predisposition but in terminal contributions. -- but environmental contributions, what you are eating, how much you exercise. i want to emphasize that genomics is a key part of this puzzle but it is not the only part. host: from maryland, william is joining us. dr. eric green at nih. -- i wasy question is in vietnam and i can't malaria. i stayed in the field house for three months. when i came back to fort brag, i had a relapse. i am having problems. i cannot hear that well. warts growing out of me. the va cut the amount. -- cut them out. what kind of side effect or long-term effect is this? host: can you adjust that? thet: dr. fauci would be expert on that. this is an infectious disease. i would refer you to the institute that he runs to get the sort of insight. what i will tell you to make the point about a disease like malaria, it is a complicated infectious
the environment, behavior, social aspects of life, all of these things influence it. it is the interplay, especially for more common diseases, hypertension, diabetes. we know that there is an interplay. genetic predisposition but in terminal contributions. -- but environmental contributions, what you are eating, how much you exercise. i want to emphasize that genomics is a key part of this puzzle but it is not the only part. host: from maryland, william is joining us. dr. eric green at nih. --...
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army, the environs of the united states military academy in west point in 2011. and if you go through my paper, i make some arguments about the logical implications of gates' vision. >> so, gordon, i would agree with the fact that the word "shape," shape the international environment means all things to all people. so for me, the most important elements are deterring adversaries from mischief or aggression, reassuring arter ins and allies of our -- partners and allies of our commitment to them, and, you know, working with allies and partners to build their capacity to contribute to regional and international security. you know, i agree with a lot of phil's comments about readiness for what. we can't predict specifics, but i think the mission manies of the u.s -- missions of the u.s. military have been fairly consistent there being able to deter and defeat aggression against our allies, crisis response, counterterrorism ask so forth on down the list. that's just a sampling, not the full list. to mitzi's point about, you know, again, i agree with the importance of
army, the environs of the united states military academy in west point in 2011. and if you go through my paper, i make some arguments about the logical implications of gates' vision. >> so, gordon, i would agree with the fact that the word "shape," shape the international environment means all things to all people. so for me, the most important elements are deterring adversaries from mischief or aggression, reassuring arter ins and allies of our -- partners and allies of our...
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just the environment, because there are some schools it's almost as if they've put up a sign to boys, you are not welcome. and i would not want my son to go to a school like that. and then i would look into a private school or an all boys' school. all boys' schools are wonderful for many, many boys. not all boys, but for many boys they are salvation. >> host: what about all women's schools? stwhrg same thing for many young girls. the research on single-sex education is a complicated mix, and advocates can come in and insist they're all bad or all good. depends on the child, but there are kids for whom there are salvation. there are girls that will go to the schools, they will become simply more engaged and more interested in math and science, and is some studies that show girls are more likely if they take fizz bics in an all girls' school, they're more likely to like it and to want to go on. so i would very seriously consider. there are drawbacks. you know, you worry that it's a can co-ed world, you want your children in a co-ed school. you worry about the long-term effects but, in f
just the environment, because there are some schools it's almost as if they've put up a sign to boys, you are not welcome. and i would not want my son to go to a school like that. and then i would look into a private school or an all boys' school. all boys' schools are wonderful for many, many boys. not all boys, but for many boys they are salvation. >> host: what about all women's schools? stwhrg same thing for many young girls. the research on single-sex education is a complicated mix,...
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we're in a political environment. we're in an environment when that normal change that occurs every year becomes a big political thing. and we have now the affordable health care act. we have the exchanges all across america, some working well, some not so well. gives people an opportunity for the first time ever to actually be able to shop for insurance. hadn't been able to do that before. if you are working in a company, the employer did the shopping for you. now, a lot of that's going to continue on. but if you're in a small company or ininsured, you can shop for insurance, compare prices and quality and coverages and who's providing the doctor and the hospital. never before was that available. >> host: last question on the subject, and folks are waiting to talk to you as well, but there's been a lot of questions on whether democrats can run on the affordable care act in 2014. republicans say they want to target your district next year. can you run on the affordable care act, and will you? >> guest: i have been a s
we're in a political environment. we're in an environment when that normal change that occurs every year becomes a big political thing. and we have now the affordable health care act. we have the exchanges all across america, some working well, some not so well. gives people an opportunity for the first time ever to actually be able to shop for insurance. hadn't been able to do that before. if you are working in a company, the employer did the shopping for you. now, a lot of that's going to...
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that's not easy to do in today's environment. >> i would concur with my colleagues and don't have anything to add. >> thank you all very much. i appreciate the interest. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i might want to make one comment to refer to the closing of the nuclear plant in southern california and california's a 33% renewable mandate. i was talking to one of the ceos of one of the major utilities out there, and as they build a new transmission line to bring in renewable power to where they need it, they are getting in some instances specific instructions relating -- going underground on the transmission lines which raises a lot of technical issues. as this ceo informed me that the mileage that they're going underground is costing his utility $100 million a mile. so you know, we're talking about some costly situations in some cases. at this time recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. olson, for five minutes. >> i thank the chair and i thank you for your patience. i can assure you that i will take only a maximum of four hours and four minutes and 59 seconds of my time. welcome to the wi
that's not easy to do in today's environment. >> i would concur with my colleagues and don't have anything to add. >> thank you all very much. i appreciate the interest. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i might want to make one comment to refer to the closing of the nuclear plant in southern california and california's a 33% renewable mandate. i was talking to one of the ceos of one of the major utilities out there, and as they build a new transmission line to bring in renewable...
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roll the tape. ♪ >> the san francisco commission on environment are banning the release of butterflies at weddings. they say it hurts it is indigenous population. my theory is they are killing jobs for butterflies. what other work will they do but this? the commission says you are treating them like party favors. that's better than the normal way they are treated. these are good-looking insects. if they were flies they would be crushed. they are the armaniodels of insects and they get a free ride. i have had it with butterflies. kill them all. >> this is true. san francisco says you can't let them loose or capture them. >> andhey banned public nudity and circumcision. >> banned? >> make up your mind. >> a lot of laws in san francisco. you have to be careful there. >> about butterflies. not flies or dragonfly. this is lookist, bigoted buzz butterflies are are hot. >> this is the second time th man won the honor of my pin head of the week. gregory moore, editor of the denver post. what they have done out there is hired pot reporters to do reviews on marijuana. so my question is where are
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, a place that could have supported life, but it sort of broadens what we know about that environment, and this is a pretty big lake. it was about 30 be miles long by 3 miles wide and shallow, but they're saying this could have lasted for hundreds of millions of dollars, this calm lake. bill: and they compared it to like the finger lakes in upstate new york, kind of of that shape and teal. >> right. bill: but but if it was three and a half billion years ago, what is the parallel with what was happening on planet earth then, and why is that important? >> well, it's pretty interesting, yeah. that's about the time that the first life forms started emerging here on earth, that's what scientists think. we have the first evidence of the first microbes on earth about 3.8 billion years ago, so that rough period is when earth's life first started getting a foothold. it may just be a quince deposition, and it's also -- we have to secrecy -- stress, they haven't found evidence of life forms on mars, it just potentially could have supported life there. it's just an interesting parallel that there
, a place that could have supported life, but it sort of broadens what we know about that environment, and this is a pretty big lake. it was about 30 be miles long by 3 miles wide and shallow, but they're saying this could have lasted for hundreds of millions of dollars, this calm lake. bill: and they compared it to like the finger lakes in upstate new york, kind of of that shape and teal. >> right. bill: but but if it was three and a half billion years ago, what is the parallel with what...
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. >>> plus, scientists launching a massive study to save an endangered species and the environment. a live report next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleveor all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ [ male announcer ] campll's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like urs. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yos. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. test. >> she's alisyn camarota. >> he's bill hemmer. >> yes, he is. we will see you in about 15 minutes. some of the best political minds in america on why so many americans don't believe the problems with obamacare will be solved not by the end of this year, but by 2014. so we'll have a look at that coming up. >> of course, more remembrances of nelson mandela, and so many of you have expressed concern that we are cramped in this studio. today's our last day in this studio, so reall
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. >> he was raised in such an extreme environment in nigerian that he wasn't allowed to look at a bible or touch a bible or have anything to do with christians. for him to go to college in egypt and get exposed to the bible for the first time was actually fellow college students who met in nightclubs. they're the ones who gave it to him. he read it for the first time. >> this guy is brought up in a ton that breeds terrorists and he's going to egypt for the final chapter and he was never quite comfortable with it. but what turned him? what made him say, that's it, i'm done with this? >> it was gradual for him. it didn't just happen in one thing. his first step was as a muslim, to go to egypt and realize there are muslims here who dress like westerners and wear whether you jeans and listen to michael jackson and they actually go to movies and some of them consume alcohol and go to nightclubs and dance with women. these were things in his village, he would never do any of those things. forbidden. when he realized there were other good muslims who practiced the faith, it opened him up to a
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doing is restricting opportunities for sort of the people at the bottom rung of the career ladder in an environment where you have 20% unemployment in young adults and people less experienced. >> that was really interesting. thanks to you both. >> thank you. >>> pearl harbor survivor kicked off a plane on his way to attend a remembrance ceremony. wait until you hear the justification for this. this is going to outrage you. ♪ word on the street santa is coming tonight ♪ ♪ reindeer flying through the sky so high i should be making a list i know ♪ and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. wow...look at you. i've always ied to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve proble
doing is restricting opportunities for sort of the people at the bottom rung of the career ladder in an environment where you have 20% unemployment in young adults and people less experienced. >> that was really interesting. thanks to you both. >> thank you. >>> pearl harbor survivor kicked off a plane on his way to attend a remembrance ceremony. wait until you hear the justification for this. this is going to outrage you. ♪ word on the street santa is coming tonight ♪...
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he says that plant-based nutrition is better for the environment and your body. his website inviting readers to take the 22-day challenge, with daily vegan menus. i met with a nutritionist. she says going vegan can be tricky. >> some people gain weight. >> reporter: why is that? >> because you're eating things that could be fried. sweet potato fries. still fattening. >> reporter: she showed us two meals. one vegan. the other, clearly not. but caution. when you go vegan, you have to have plenty of protein. >> it's about balance and knowledge. you want to make sure you're not getting the wrong food. >> reporter: calling it a spiritual and physical cleanse, ending on christmas day, jay-z plans to post his progress. but make no, sir promise about the future. we'll see. best of luck and health. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> if there was any doubt that this couple is probably the most famous couple in the world, the fact that we're intrigued by what they eat. i mean, you're famous. i don't ask you what you ate last night. >> i gu
he says that plant-based nutrition is better for the environment and your body. his website inviting readers to take the 22-day challenge, with daily vegan menus. i met with a nutritionist. she says going vegan can be tricky. >> some people gain weight. >> reporter: why is that? >> because you're eating things that could be fried. sweet potato fries. still fattening. >> reporter: she showed us two meals. one vegan. the other, clearly not. but caution. when you go vegan,...
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"i don't think it's fit for humans to live in this kind of environment" says this man. hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed, schools closed, residents urged to stay indoors and factories ordered to cut off production. ships forced to navigate cautiously through the haze. experts blame the cold windless weather for a cloud of pollution from cars, factories and coal burning that has sat over eastern china for most of the week, and there's been record-breaking levels in other cities, including beijing earlier this year. the government has announced many plans to fight the pollution but with little apparent progress. the dense smog in eastern china is starting to lift today but here in beijing it's starting to approach hazardous levels. the east and north of china are particularly vulnerable in winter, and we're really just getting into the coldest month. ian williams, nbc news, beijing. >>> when we come back, the latest test for lindsey vonn as she puts her sights on the olympics. >>> the scene today in alberta, canada, as lindsey vonn passed one more milestone on
"i don't think it's fit for humans to live in this kind of environment" says this man. hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed, schools closed, residents urged to stay indoors and factories ordered to cut off production. ships forced to navigate cautiously through the haze. experts blame the cold windless weather for a cloud of pollution from cars, factories and coal burning that has sat over eastern china for most of the week, and there's been record-breaking levels in other...
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we try to set up an environment where the kids feel safe and comfortable and they can bring ideas like this. we call it a hope and dream and christian is your made a hope and dream and we made it come a reality and we try to empower the students. it's through classroom philosophy. >> at other schools around the country, what is your dream of a buddy bench? >> that there will be a lot of friendships made and other kids will just have a friend to play with. >> wow. that is a great hope and a great dream to have and it looks like you are starting to process for kids across the country. nice to have you all with us. christian and allison bucks and principal matthew miller, thank you again. >> thank you so much, erica. >>> up next, would you ever bring your dog to acupuncture? maybe if fido is in pain? would you consider it? we will let [ laughter ] [ grunts ] kids today. everything needs a battery. oh, hank. merry christmas. oh! hold on now. kay jewelers? looks like we got us a young man here. [ female announcer ] the charmed memories collection at kay jewelers. hundreds of charms hand-cra
we try to set up an environment where the kids feel safe and comfortable and they can bring ideas like this. we call it a hope and dream and christian is your made a hope and dream and we made it come a reality and we try to empower the students. it's through classroom philosophy. >> at other schools around the country, what is your dream of a buddy bench? >> that there will be a lot of friendships made and other kids will just have a friend to play with. >> wow. that is a...
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. ,,,,,,,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. because we know how much you do to make the holidays just right. from ornaments to ottomans, memories are made with ikea. nelson mandela. more on the >>> the outpouring of emotion continues after the loss of nelson mandela. more on the worldwide remembrance planned in his honor. >>> after four people died in a derailment in the bronx, two u.s. senators are pushing for better safety measures on trains. how they believe another tragedy can be avoided. >>> clear skies, freezing temperatures, a cold snap continues, how much longer, we'll talk about it coming up. >>> so far things are looking pretty good if heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza but we are getting some reports o
. ,,,,,,,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. because we know how much you do to make the holidays just right. from ornaments to...